श्रोत्यांचा पुढचा किंवा जवळचा भाग,

Noun:

अगदी अग्रेसर,

forefronts's Usage Examples:

the outer walls must be wholly of brick or stone and added also "the forefronts to bee made in that uniforme sort and order as may best bewtifie the place".

issues advocating policy, organizational strategies, and seen on the forefronts of current issues and cases.

Chase and the Presbyterian theologian John Chase Lord, who were at the forefronts of their respective churches in their prime.

" He believed that the work challenged forefronts in R"B, hip-hop, electropop and rock, without diminishing Amuro"s personality.

Two iconographic conjoined bull-forefronts adorn the upper right alongside a hieroglyphic-like symbol similar to.

Literary scholar Hsinya Huang argues that Borderlands forefronts the often excluded narratives of Indigenous people.

West Bengal is at the forefronts of leather processing and leather goods manufacturing and has around 666.

Publishing stats added a "cool" factor to brag about in the early forefronts of online gaming.

Each fall issue forefronts work by, and about, the late Larry Levis.

called #ShareTheMicNow in an effort to bring Black Women"s voices to the forefronts of predominately white women"s Instagram accounts in an "account takeover".

She forefronts the interconnectedness of language with identity and culture, as well.

The band forefronts the Zenkinite movement, the Zenkinites being a crossbreed of the Moles.

General Election saw political alienation as one of the forefronts of the campaign.

Synonyms:

vanguard, cutting edge, view, perspective, position,

Antonyms:

respect, disesteem, esteem, exclude, disrespect,